Miranda Harp
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Knitting: Animal Toy
Make just one or a whole rainbow of butterflies! This pattern uses simple stitches in circular knitting to create a toy with minimal finishing required. Any size of yarn will work for this pattern, as long as you use needles that make a dense fabric. My rule of thumb is to go two sizes down from the suggested needle size for the yarn.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Once upon a time, I was the companion of a three-toed box turtle that I named Thunderclaw. I also worked in the most wondrous yarn store in the world - Fancy Tiger Crafts! While straightening yarn one day, I saw a skein of yarn that looked exactly like the rosy beige of an earthworm. I knit a scarf from it and wrote it all down.
Knitting: Doll
Have you ever seen a gnome? Maybe it turned into a mushroom before you could spot it…
Knitting: Animal Toy
The current version of the pattern uses Madelinetosh DK and Sock in Grasshopper.
Knitting: Softies - Other
An intergalactic visitor hides in its transport in this reversible, 2-in-1 toy. Science-fiction lovers, pick up your needles!
Knitting: Animal Toy
Knit a busy, bzzy bee with the home she retires to after a long day visiting flowers.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Cats and birds - two of my favorite creatures. Make your cat match your favorite feline and the bird to match its object of desire.
Knitting: Doll
A classic fairy tale in toy form. Little Red Riding Hood transforms into a wolf and back in this 2-in-1 reversible toy.
Knitting: Animal Toy
A wolf in sheep’s clothing or a sheep an a fierce disguise? You make the call in this 2-in-1 toy.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Predator and prey, wild and tame, ferocious and adorable. Two toys in one for a double delight!
Knitting: Animal Toy
This pair of big cats is two toys at once! Knit a few pieces in the round, then embellish with a little embroidery and crochet to create this feline team.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A secret octopus appears with the simple placement of knits, purls and two beads…
Knitting: Pet Toys
Use scraps of wool to make a catnip mouse with almost no finishing to do. All you’ll need is a handful of stuffing, a few yards of yarn, some catnip and thirty minutes to make your feline friends happy.
